AceShowbiz - The official trailer for the fifth and final season of "You" signals that even the seemingly perfect life isn't enough to quench the dark desires of Joe Goldberg. In this season, Joe, played by Penn Badgley, returns to the place where everything started: New York City.

Upon his return, Joe is married to Kate (Charlotte Ritchie) and entangled in the complexities of her affluent family life. "Hello, you. You're back in the greatest city in the world thanks to the one person [Kate] who could make it possible," Joe reflects in the trailer.

Fame and the high-society lifestyle come with its own set of challenges, and Joe makes a concerted effort to bury his dark past. But, as he remarks, "Sometimes, just because you bury something, doesn't mean it will stay buried forever."

The season picks up three years after the events of Season Four. Joe is not only adapting to married life but also helping Kate manage the company she inherited from her father - ironically, one of Joe's previous victims.

Raising his son Henry and stepping into the role of a New York elite, Joe attempts to assert a semblance of normalcy in a life that has been anything but. However, old habits die hard.

According to Netflix's Tudum, this season introduces us to Bronte (Madeline Brewer), a playwright who seems to be the latest object of Joe's obsessive tendencies. While Joe perceives her to be someone who might finally understand him, skepticism remains high.

The final season doesn't just dwell on Joe's internal demons. The trailer hints at a "Succession-style" corporate warfare involving Kate, her twin sister Maddie (Anna Camp), and their half-brother Teddy (Griffin Matthews). There's also a biting critique of the ultra-wealthy and a social media-driven true crime manhunt that could spell Joe's downfall.

Speaking with Netflix's Tudum, Penn Badgley reflected on saying goodbye to his character, stating, "It's bittersweet, as anything is. It's probably a lot sweeter than it is bitter."

"You're in this same space and doing this same work for just about seven years and you love it, but you're happy to move on. It's time for him to lay down, to stop, to put that knife down."

As young viewers brace themselves for the final chapter, the question remains: Will Joe Goldberg finally meet his comeuppance, or will he once again evade justice? One thing's for sure, the final season promises a rollercoaster of emotions and a fitting end to an extraordinary saga.